A week of symfony #604 (23-29 July 2018)
July 29, 2018 • Published by Javier Eguiluz
This week Symfony 2.8.43, 3.4.13, 4.0.13, and 4.1.2 maintenance versions were released. 4.0.13 was the last version of the 4.0 branch which will keep receiving security fixes until January 2019.
Symfony development highlights
- b2ec4aa: [HttpKernel] fixed templateExists on parse error of the template name
- 82d13da: fixed coding standards
- 707e52a: [Form] fixed truncating form views in data collector
- 1b9baa4: [HttpKernel] fixed merging bindings for controllers' locators
- 975421c: [Messenger] fixed chaining senders with their aliases
- abc4ef2: [PhpUnitBridge] describe weak_vendors properly
- afb17ab: [Messenger] fixed error message on undefined message class for non-subscriber handler
Newest issues and pull requests
- [RFC][DI] Decouple envProcessors from env variable
- [PhpUnitBridge] make numbered deprecation mode count only vendor deprecations
- SecurityBundle configuration via environment variables
- [Messenger] Add an option to configure message flags
- Swoole or similar asynchronous framework integration
- Enhance Env var processing with recursive env var resolution
They talked about us
- Tips for a reliable and fast test suite with Symfony and Doctrine
- Symfony 4.1 Jobeet Day 1: Starting up the Project with Docker
- LiipRokkaImagineBundle 1.0.0 Release
Upcoming Symfony Events
- Get (re)Started Meetup #1: San Francisco, CA, United States (August 2, 2018)
- Symfony Moscow Meetup #15 - Symfoniacs (Lamoda): Moscow, Russia (August 2, 2018)
- Treffen der Symfony User Group Hamburg: Hamburg, Germany (August 7, 2018)
- Symfony trifft Kiel: Kiel, Germany (August 20, 2018)
- Symfony UG Frankfurt am Main 2018: Frankfurt, Germany (August 28-29, 2018)
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